After a brief evaluation of v5.net Huawei Hong Kong dedicated line independent server, the network is really excellent!

A few days ago v5.net released a discount promotion for Huawei’s Hong Kong dedicated line server, with a 30% discount for new users and the same price for renewals! Many people told the webmaster that the machines that used the Huawei Hong Kong dedicated line had excellent lines and very good results. In order to verify it, the webmaster specially bought a machine to conduct an evaluation of the Huawei Hong Kong dedicated line.

Huawei Cloud Hong Kong Private Line-Dedicated Server

New customers’ first order, 30% off lifetime discount code: new, new customers can only use it once. The currency unit is Hong Kong dollars!

The machine I got is a single-channel e5-2630v2, with 32G memory, 480G SSD hard drive, and 20Mbps bandwidth. Judging from the IP, it is accurately positioned in Hong Kong, and the hard drive I/O is approximately 344MB:

FIO test, pay attention to the 4K results:

Speedtest China mainland node test, from the uplink bandwidth, 20Mbps is basically waterless; the downlink bandwidth, seems to be able to run 30Mbps, no pressure:

The picture below is still a speedtest, but the test time is during the evening peak, which is when the backbone network explodes. Let's see the actual effect:

The results of running to countries and regions in Asia are as follows:

The effect of running iperf3 in Europe and America:

Results of test packet collection:

The 500M file stored on the server was directly downloaded by the webmaster using the Chrome browser during the evening peak hours of Guangzhou Telecom at 2.2MB/S, which means full bandwidth:

The ping test results of more than 120 nodes in mainland China provided by ping.chinaz.com, the average value does not exceed 50 milliseconds, which is equivalent to the effect of a single line in the mainland:

Mainland China Telecom takes CN2 for its outbound journey, China Unicom backbone direct route, and China Mobile takes its own Guangdong export to CMI:

For the return trip, all routes to Mainland China Telecom take CN2-59.43

Return to China Unicom: direct connection to as4837

Return, moving to the Mainland: CMI direct connection

In general: the outbound and return routes are all in place!

Finally, we ran a Unix bench, with 1025 copies for single-core and 5027 copies for multi-core

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